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Laravel heavily uses Carbon library for date and time management, but there’s one package that extends Carbon to make it work better with local strings.

Today we’re releasing the first alpha version of a tool that we worked on for 3-4 months – ability to generate adminpanel with Laravel and Vue.js, so that Laravel serves only as API backend.

Sending SMS is a pretty common way to notify users about some action – like, transaction finished successfully, invoice ready etc. And Twilio is almost a market standard to do that easily. And there are at least two packages for Laravel to make it even…

In our QuickAdminPanel we use a package called Datatables.net quite a lot – it’s really good to show tables of data. But on top of our generator you can extend it, we will show you how.

Today we’ve released a new module in QuickAdminPanel called Subscription Billing. In short, it’s a small competitor of Laravel Spark with much less functionality but it does the core thing – you can add monthly plans to your adminpanel system. Here’s how it works.

For bigger web-project with a lot of data we usually have to build a reporting system – with export to PDF/Excel, charts and graphs. There are many ways to do it, let’s look at the most popular ones. Update: in February 2019 we released our…

This new module in our online generator allows you to add newest entries to your dashboard. By default, if you create your admin panel, download it and log in, you will see empty dashboard with text “You are logged in”, like this: The idea behind…

Braintree is one of the most popular ways to accept payments online, in this article we take a deep look how it works in Laravel framework.

Eloquent is a powerful Laravel ORM, and it allows to define relationships pretty easily. But do you know all about its functionality? Let’s check it in this ultimate guide, which will cover all types – one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many, and polymorphic relations. In addition to the…

File uploads are one of the vital pieces in most web projects, and Laravel has awesome functionality for that, but information is pretty fragmented, especially for specific cases. I decided to gather it all under one big articles, discussing the most painful tasks related to file uploads. Enjoy!